123. Palais des Podestats, Orvieto, Italy. Domestic Windows 206 124. Torre di Santa, Ninfa, Palermo. Do. 206 125. Meslay, near Tours. Do. 207 126. Cluny. Houses at. Do. 207 127. Gostar. The Emperor’s House. Do. 207 128-129. Cologne. Houses at Do. 207 130. Gloucester. West Gateway, College Green. Do. 208 131-133. From an old building called Canute’s Castle, Southampton. Domestic Windows 208 134. Moyse’s Hall, Bury St. Edmunds. Do. 208 135. Oakham Castle, Rutlandshire. Do. 209 136-137. Diagrams of Arches 223 138-140. Diagrams showing development of Piers 224 141-143. Diagrams illustrating the development of the Clustered Column 226 144. St. Trophimus, Arles. Cloisters, north side 229 145. Bridlington Priory Church. Part of remains of Cloisters 230 146-147. Diagrams showing the effect on proportion by the introduction of the Pointed Arch into Romanesque work 243 148. Laon Cathedral. Respond in Choir Aisle 248 149-151. Diagrams explaining the system of moulding 248 152. Cloth Market at Yprès _To face_ 262 153. Warehouses at Nuremburg 262 154-156. Diagrams concerning Windows 278 157. St. Pantaleon’s Church, Cologne 278 158. Burgh Church, Norfolk. Chancel, Window from 279 159-164. Diagrams of Rere-arches 280 165. Broughton Church, Oxfordshire. Window from 283 166. Christchurch, Hants. North Transept, do. 283 167. Stone Church, Kent. do. 284 168. Chancel, Brecon Priory 285 169. Winchester Cathedral. De Lucy’s work 286 170. Furness Abbey. Bay of Chapter-house 287 171. Chapel of St. Etheldreda, Holborn. West Window _To face_ 287 172. Do. do. East do. “ 287 173. Salisbury Cathedral. Chapter-house 288 174. Lincoln Cathedral. Easter Sepulchre 305 175. Do. Capitals north side of Choir 306 176-177. Westminster Abbey. Carved Capitals from 311